| ▲ | amoshebb 2 hours ago | |||||||
I could only find 4 names: 1 full prof at Vanderbilt with a real research program who has been listed as PI on a bunch of grants. "Top researcher" may be generous, but based on nothing I'd say reasonable description. The other 3: 1 is a VU Amsterdam PhD who was on a Netherlands Government funded 24-month postdoc in Harvard who's been at VU Amsterdam since 2017. 1 is an adjunct (on leave) prof from Israel who has worked at a few german universities, most recently an Munster (doesn't qualify for the 30% rule). The last resigned over a year ago and has been contracting at a couple UK universities. This seems less like "Top researchers leave USA" and more like "Typical Academic Bag Chasing" | ||||||||
| ▲ | searine an hour ago | parent | next [-] | |||||||
Its not just what makes the news. There is a cooling effect happening in recruiting international talent. Science is heavily international, and if people feel like they won't get funding/wont be safe here, they won't come. | ||||||||
| ▲ | budsniffer952 an hour ago | parent | prev [-] | |||||||
In other news, academics move around. People love jeering the US because they hate Trump, and this headline is a perfect example. It's gross. Reddit and HN are becoming unreadable because of it. People were literally cheering on Iran (while they slaughtered dissidents), because, hey you're a morally superior person if you oppose the US. | ||||||||
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